Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL | AAPL Price Prediction) is asking customers to pay more on two fronts inside a fortnight, and the second raise arrives today. Apple stock trades at $316.06, down 0.
Apple CEO John Ternus posted a cryptic teaser hours before the company's launch event. The unusual teaser could signal a glitzier marketing strategy under Ternus.
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Just before Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL | AAPL Price Prediction) takes the stage for what Bloomberg's Mark Gurman calls “the most exciting iPhone launch in a decade”, others are less convinced.
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Tim Cook called it a hundred-year flood in memory pricing, and now Apple is betting a $2,400 foldable iPhone can keep margins intact while rivals have already lapped the category twice.
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Apple is preparing for its biggest product event in years on Wednesday, but investors tempted to buy before the unveiling may want to look beyond the excitement surrounding what is expected to be its first foldable iPhone. The event begins at 1:00 PM ET and will be the first product launch led by CEO John Ternus, who succeeded Tim Cook on September 1.
Apple and its new CEO face a big test this week.
Apple has added sensor technology company Sonera to its list of acquisitions. The deal actually happened in May, per a notice on the European Commission website flagged in a report Tuesday (Sept.